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NEW York. Nov. ls.-Cotton goods very firm at
latest prices and a good request maintained for all
qualities and classes OF brown. bleached, colored
and fancy goods.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY I'd,

foi ucsea or further information address,
Jam A.-WlLsoN." covington, Ky. II You
change. 80, S'N 49, ~ ' w y .
JANIS H.
Mention this paper. noe ws.v
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ILGVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAu-
~ RoAD.-undc. schedule In eject NAY %
. ~. h MN Leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
. .I1 s y fisabnfs, and Cleveland, $40 o.. M.
III p, ~. sos f1tnburgh, lo:l7 a. m. 70, Wells
y3.ie' S;l2 p. m. Fo. steubonvillc, s:s6 =. m. goT
ITsins arrive At Bridgeport at 1858 q. H., 1922 q
~ .nx xiso p. H. e:l' p. n, 1854 p. NJ, and 7:ss p, M
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A poet sings: "Two Chords I Struck
Perhaps he struck because no was too lazy
to saw them.
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Wool,
Cotton

NEw YORK. Nov, Is.-wool dull; domestic tccc
,Ga3ic; pulled wool l4a31c. -
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NFFIRsT ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
W. LUTHERAN CHURCH-Rey, E. n. Dom.
blaser, pastor. services At 1880 a. m. Rev. Il. ",
Mcknight. President Of Pennsy vauia College,
Geltyspnrs. Pa will preach: sunday school al 2
J; m itol: uaupt Will conduct u German Bible
UlnEs at 4:4S p. nj. There will be no evening ser.
vice. The congregation will Join In tue services OF
The annivGrsArv Of The Y. N. &. A
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"Untold Agony from c%a,arrl,.p

Prof. ". HAusNER, tho famous mesnerIst,
Of Ithaca, N. Y, writes: Some ten yours ago
I suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. Ny family physician gave me up as
incurablc, md said 1 must die. My case wns
such n bad one, that every day, towards sum
Z set, my voice would become 60 hoarsc ! could
barely spcak above q whisper. In the morning
almost stranglo me. by tho use OF DR.. Sagc's
Catarrh Remedy, in, three months, I was n well
man, and tho cure has been permanent"
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD
- departure Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
III eneot October l, 1857 Eastern time: '"-'S:,.D
Express Tor Ghirago and The Northwest, $3.50 n.
fr:o ~ ?; m 9:l5 p. m. daily, and Il :l5 p. N. daily
sxp,tEs for Cincinnati and St Louis, $3.50 a. m,
"a Zsnss ' accommodation, 7:45 a. m, daily or
Az I ~ = accommodation, arrive. 6;15 p. NJ.
ao ES9Tsa rn i9f Washington, y c., Baltimore, phlla.
G GsiiPIs'a aud New YORK. SEQ a. n and 5:4' p. M.
Express trains arrive from chicago, 500 and 9:bo
y: M ana o:ia p. m. daily, and 4:55 a N. daily ex-
Express trains arrive from st. Louis and CIuuc,n-
hsu. i.oaa m. and 6:l5 p m. daily. TETg
aap,ess Tains arrive from Philadelphia, BalH-
p. m daily. 49, 49, AS'w
n Ell 5. Columbus. 9:51a m. aud 1l:I5 p. m. daily,
an T,9 2iss P n. daily except Sunday.
saa S:1o p IN. daily, and 1926 a. m. daily except
For pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a. M:
ditional way Train for Washington, Pa, SO n. m. :
:, risiss siE,vS i5sli rl,seursh. $40 and II lis a.
NJ 400 aud 40 .. m daily. sET -
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, $50 n. M.
daily except sunday. -
day. '"'' 'Ne'ps oun-
Leave aoundsville, 1855 p. M, daily except
For taiImont. 4:lo p, M. Leave rai.mont, SOS
u m, oslly except sunday. .f-|TH 80
for Cumberland, $3.50 n. m, Leave Curo bcylanj
7:l5n- M, daily except Sunday. '-NN' ''"
aor 81 Glatrsville, $3.50 u. m. and 2 D. m. daily,
From ct. Claisylle. sos a. "a. daily. md I'D
Hsggase called Tor and c6ectcd al hotels and
tet s!icct, and Sf AZ asn iSl! at ticket ollce, Mar
d. K. LORD, Gen. pas,. Aren..
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WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBYR "a, 1Ss7

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al the front door
Of the tNurt House OF said county. In the city Of
Whccling tho following described property:
Tho North rnC.third Of Lot mum bered one hun.
dni and twenty W u22l. situated on tho cast
side Of MARKET street IN Chapllno 4 EonTs addition
10 thu city OF wheeling.
Title believed 10 be good, but selling as trustee !
shR convey only such tito AZ "a vested in me.
IERNS or BILH-0nN third, or NJ much more N
the purchaser may elect, cash iii hand on tho day
Of sale, and any residue In two equal install menA
payable In one and two years from the day Of sAla
the building 10 Tho satisfaction OF tho trustee.
DANIEL NIGHTINGALE, Trustee,
q. A. pC1A Ek ER 4 co Agents, OCH
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OIL CRY, Pa, Noy. IS Opened a. 7lMo; hIghes
$50; lowest 7sMc;. closed at 49,: sales $4,000 bar
rolls; Cluarlnccs 2,l66. COD barrels; charters 1886,
barrels; shipments S',7H barrels; run 1885 bsr
rn1u
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THOMAS ]. RUSHING, FISH,, 1908 Pine Street,
81. Louis, No.. writes: ~ was 4 great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At times | could
hardly breathe, md WINS constantly hawking
md splitting, and for tho lust, eight months
could not breathe through the nostrIls. l
thought nothing could be done for ne. Luck
lily, | was advised to try DR.. Sagc's Catarrll
Remedy, and | ain now Il well man. ! believe
It to bc the only sure remedy for cntnrrh now
manufactured, and one has only to give 1t n
fair trial to experience astounding results and
n porrapn,t pJ,rn - .. .. .... H#
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EDUCATIONAL,
MT. De- CHAM NJ.
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

~ NHIAH WHEELING, ". VA.
Sisters Of tho VisItation1
A school OF more than national reputation, oac,s
exceptional advantages for thorough education O,
joung ladies' In all departments. Library OF SIX
thousand volumes. Fine philosophical, chemical
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Musical Department specially noted. Corps Of
piano teachers trained BY d leading professor IRON
Conservatory o! Stuttgart. Vocal culture accord.
Ing to the method OF tho old italian masters
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent,
For catalogues, and references 10 patrons in ali
the principal cities, address
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8 leg Prizes amounting to. j,
For o.u Rates, or my further Information an.
B By d iS inc ,u .na Your hhnawritinr must
~ uts,iuSL ana slSnalura plain. More rapid re-
lug en- Envelope bearing youI full address, $50
SEND POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders. or
wy 10TH t1aoauge In ordinary letter. Currency
ny Express tat our eSpense) addressed to 1900
u. a. DAUpHlE,
mr. NJ g.. p.rpprr New Orleans, La.
a--. Wgshinn,nr " r, .=LE '4I1L-
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VI II. HAILyn, Auouoneer.
n,RusTEE,s SALE,

III Virtue OF a decd OF trust made by Andrew v.
ycEA and Mary Wees, his wife, 10 ms as trustee,
dated March q. 1854, and recorded In the oflco OF
the Clerk OF tho tounty Court OF Ohio county, W,
W., III bred OF Trust Book No. II, page C6, l win
ALI al nubliO auction, OH
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER go, 1857,

commencing Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tho front door
OF the Iourt House Of the ERld county, In the city
Of Wheeling, the following described property
within tho said city Of Wheeling, that 10 70 say;
All OF that piecno or parcel OF ground known as Lot
az, 10 ths. part OF the said city Of Wheeling for.
merry known ns -outh Wheeling or Ritchietown,
and now within the Eighth ward OF the said city,
together with all tho buildings and Improvements
thereon. H|Ss
IYnvs OF SALE -One third or as much more as
the purchaser may elect, cash In hand on the day
OF sale. AVID any residue in two equal instRllments
win Interest from that day; the purchaser 10 give
his notes for the deferred instAlllnents. and TO Sc
cure the same BY deed Of trust upon the property
and Insurance policies upon the building on said
pro petty " the satisfaction OF the trustee. Us"
The iitle IL bell. we'd 10 be perfect, but selling as
trustee ! shall convey only such title al Is Sested
In ms. CHRISTIAN SToHR, Trustee.
q . ECIAErsl 8 Co., Agents. OCT
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DITTsBURGH. OINCTNN.T7E en-

PlTTSBuRGH, CINCINNATI q ST.
Under schedule In eject MAY III iES7. Ii p,,n.,
tSsaysl lmin ssa Et Central a., Standard time: IA s:,a.
s:2op m. For Steuboayille. s:05 nm TN y III
=, N; and S:o5 2; n. trains make direct conneo., .
e los oola Tp6 Is.s Cincinnati Z indianapolis and cSi.
utits9i ro- t io, nv S,l ?. m: TAIN makes direct oonnep
, IL aiS y y strive a. Wheeling, 6:ls a. m, 1918 4, m
y. mL--L -a-'t myN -
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address Registered Letters to
NEW oRLEINs NATIONAL BANE.
r-ars Now Orleans. Ia

HEMSMnER' That the presence OF Geper.la
IL inS cSss =, IT. seanfesard and Early, who arc
lutte fairness aud integrity, TIA, he cnatecs apH sIl
runibcr will draw a Prize, 1' 500 ~ va.
nEalEsInI;h that tho payment OF all Prizes Is
y ~ Eiso BY FOUR NATIONAL
1905 o. New Orleans, and the T,ckets ara
s,Sned BY the President Of an institution, Thoss
Enaiserea rights arc recognized In the highcst
QUITS; thereietc, beware Of any limitations or
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n g ~ teg......""!a1SiM X. st. sen. esq.,. s3k
y 3 ~ soupon ..".- i2Cts Northern Fac fsS.ll55I
Il. 5. " teR.,..'.""iu71 North pac. seconds. 0SE
y. N III Y Y conpoh ."". Ns2s Northwest cunsols. .l3S
Tnutae os0i vo.':."l2lhIN.W debcniures $50
kHuSItHa sanp, Is. y! 4. l. &s. y. Gen. M.liSA
Tass ,...".."!elhl Paul corsols.. ....i25
ienhi % heulcments.!W ~ PA q. 4 +. trsR., 100
~ es''.'"."."".."lOl Tex. & pac. land gr's. 6l51
uo a'o.,J:r"r".". r TEX. 4 Pac. b. g. ex.
y 4 Il q. first. ...... INK Union Tar. nnis it,
D.. & H. q, West .lfSts rs Nest Shorc...i10S
Erie geCOndS..u.,..lO vi
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ELI RoBnISs, Runpan P. o.. Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: My daughter had catarrh when
she was five years old, very badly. l saw DR..
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy advertised, aud pro-
cured q bottle for her, and soOn saw that 1t
helped her; n third bottle effected n perma-
nent euro. She is now eighteen years old and
sound and hearty" ITS .
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FOR RENIT-

JAMES A.
Real Estate Agent, q. s. Pension and Claim Al.
torney. COLLECTOR and Notary Public. no1i
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TRUsTEE's SALE

by virtue Of decd OF trust made TO me by VIII.
lam Bouike ard 4. y. Bsulike. his wife, dated
February II, 1895, and recorded In the ofico Of the
CLERK 6i the County Court OF Ohio county, Wost
Virgins, IN Deed OF Trust Book No. a, folio 70, ]
shall sell at public auction on ~
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REAL ESTATE.


E'ORSALE
80, SIS each.
Lot No. :, square 30. Charles street, $50.
each. 80 'e w. ;"
East half Of Lot No. 90 Eighteenth street, being
west Of house No 2l1 Eighteenth street, 81 0QO.
LOT No. IA sonth side Of reventeepth street, cast
Of house No. 200 Seventeenth street, sI4OO
HAL Lot cast Of house No. 156 Eighteenth street,
Building sites north side OF Nineteenth street,
east Of Woods street, SIG 50 n front foot.
Lot No, 10 Elliot street, near tho east end OF
twelfth street, formerly walnut street. 500, -
Lou south oil House NO. cS0l Eol street, 81 600. z
House No. a Marylsrd street, q Substantial
nsies house Of four rooms and Kitchen, with a
good cellar: can bo bought for 1880
Lot NO. ~ foutnwest corner Of Maryland and
North Broadway, 81, co.,
Ground corner!pg on Virginia and South York
streets fronting on Yirgipit street 6S feet and on
South York street 100 feet, SkU0, -
douse No $50 Twelfth street, n large frame with
for e2,40O. -" - :" oo"hA'
10 Acres Land suitable 10, market gardening
distant from the city one mile and u quarter, 81, 001,
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

4
by virtue OF two deeds OF trust made to me by
Alexander Carson and wllo. one dated March 8,
1855, aud recorded Ia the office OF the CLERK OF the
Trust i OS No 10, page $50. and the other dated
Qtobct u, lg8a. and recorded In the said Clerks
otice In Deed Of Trust Boos No. u, page 4So, !
lhA II Snll at I,ihlir Ruction an
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Nsw YORK. NOV. ls.-Pctro!eum strong. opened
at 7bc and made a further movement Of Ac IL the
first hour. Sales 2,O39 40 barrels. .4eE
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TlrUsyrLLE, Pa Nov. ls.-opened at 74Tc; high.
St 75c; lowest 7SMc: closed At 7iEc.
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Cancer for Five Years.

The interests of humanity seem to
demand the publication of the follow
ing facts: Two months ago my atten.
ton was called to the case Of a poor
woman who Was said to be afflicted
with a cancer. l found her with an
ulcer on her shoulder at least FIVE
inches in circumference, angry, pain
full, and giving the patient no rest
day or night for six months. l OBJ
tanned supply OF Swift's Specific.
which l persuaded her to try. She
has taken five bottles, the result OF
which 10 that the ulcer is entirely
healed up, nothing remaining hut a
small scab not larger than ones 6n.
ger nail, and her general health 10
better than for FIVE years past. She
seems to be perfectly cured. l con.
slider its effects wonderful-almOst
miraculous.
Rev. JESSE H. CAMPBELL,
Columbus, Ga.
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l..i. Wong, a Chinese laundry
imam, Jackson, was married last
Monday night to Emily Brown, a
negro clergyman officiating. He
does no. want his people to know it.
Troy NeHs-Bannei: Mr. Alex
Smith informs us that he killed and
weighed Ii,r Thursday, for his uncle
Smi,h Paras, sixteen hogs that nets
Jed 644S pounds, it heing an average
of 5U3 pounds each, and that he took
.rom them 200 pounds Of nice lard,
trimming the hams aud shoulders i'll
usual way, Itaving the sides untrim.
med Tho hogs were twenty.seven
months 0td of HE Berkshire aud Pn.
lanh Chlua stock No oil stag in the
hu"ch 10 swell the average.
Pulaski Ciuz-n: The present as.
seSSment law is hrire to every 3Oun
ty 20 undervalue its property. The
assessnrs say 10 themselves: "Why
tax our property at its value when
other cnunIies are placing theirs at
half valueP" 1t is race fur who
shall get ot cheapest. Ii forces coun-
Ties to swinde each other. The laws
ought to he amen led 50 that all prop.
erty shall b. assessed at its exact val
ne, and have it so it cannot be evaded,
and then everybody will be ON fair,
equal footing. Nothing short Of this
is fair and just. and honest.
A GAINESVILLE special to the Nash
vile Banner: VIM. Beard, who lives
in the Thirteen district of this coun
ty on the south side of the river, heat his
wife Christmas day SO severely as lc
break one of her arms and seriously
hruise her body in many places. An
officer went 20 his house to arrest him
Sunday morning. Beard drew q
knife and swOre he would die before
he would submit to arrest. The Off
aer was Overawed. On Sunday night
Constable Charles Lowe, of this dis,
trict, Chief of Police Carkuff and q
posse surprised Beard in his strong.
hold and forced him to surrender al
the point of a pistol. Since his ar,
rest Boards wife has stated that he
is fugitive from justice in Hickman,
having broken. Jail at Centerville,
where a reward of $50 is offered for
him. His crime there, it IS said,
consisted of holding the feet of hi:
stepchild to the fire until they were
badly burned,
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Poisoned with Potash aud Mercury.
Columbus, Ga.

Il the tale Of large percentage of
sick people in the wOrld-such a
large number, in fact, that it is hard
to tell whether there are not as many
victims of this mineral poisoning as of
disease of the blood and skin.
II took potash" and while it par
italy dried up the eruption iempora>
rily, it came near drying up my vital.
ity for all time. 1t drove the disease
in my system, only to break out
again on some other part of my body.
To such sufferers Swiit's Specific is
the remedy which is worth more than
all the world besides. 1t drives out
the poison of blood faint, eliminates
this mineral poison, and builds up the
general health. Be sure and get the
genuine, and send for
Treatise sn Blood aud Skin Diseas>
es mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer ;,
Atlanta, Ga New York, 1871 w
Dbl S..
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS,

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first Number for ia nuary Of each year. When
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MR.. Il. HIRSCHBERG

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1887.
Harper's Bazaar.
Illustrated.

HarTer's Bazaar combines the choicest litera-
ture and the finest art illustrations with the
latest fashions and the most useful family
reading. Its stories, poems, 3 nd essays are Uy
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age, and the other thirty-one deaths The pas
sengers all brought an immense quantity Of in
fected baggage and merchandise the
vessel. also. doubtless more or less
infected. 1t at this time that
the disease assumed its greatest mortality
on Wards and Blackwelrs islards. Thcre were
I72 deaths from cnolera in the work-house on
the latter island, and the total number
of deaths in New York was 1912. THE ease
with which cholera can be controlled" said he.
is strikneIy shown by the fact that the epi-
demic in the wbrkhouse on the Blackwells
Island lasted but nine days. and the outbreak
began to decline from tho day sanitary measures
were instituted. The responsibility of nations
in sending forth emigrants from infected dis
tricts ought not to be overlooked. and in his
judgment the time would come when it would
be considered just as much act OF hostility
on the part of nation to neglect to
take proper measures to prevent the spread
of diseases to a friendly nation. as it would be
shell and fire it's seaports. The epidemic which
visited South America last year was traceable to
this very eglect.
Orders have been sent by the Marine Hospital
Service to the national quarantine stations al
Cape Charles and Delaware Breakwater to de.
tain and examine all vessels coming from Italy.
and report the same to the Bureau
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The Sunday Journal for tomorrow. the 18th
instant. will contain another nstallment of Jules
Vernes great story, '"Texar's Revenge" 1t will
also have special interview with the assistant
Postmaster general of England upon the postal
telegraph system, by our Washington CORE
spondent, Mr.. Perry s. Heath; and an article,
for the ladies especially, upon the question of
the best age for marriage, written by Mrs. Ella
Wheeler Wilcox; a letter from Scotland upon
Burns and Carlyle, and q number OF other
features prepared specially for it's columns. The
local department will be full of interest, as usual
and the news Of the day from our special and
regular sources will be given in full.
The Sunday Journal was never better than
now, and never read by SO many people.
To-morrows issue will be fully mp to the highest
standard Of first-class Sunday newspaper.
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Our Candidate for Mayor.

, Saturday Herald.
Caleb S. Denny. as the Republican nominee, is
a man of unouestioned integrity. He has given
repeated proof of his ability in his wise and con-
scientious administration of the duties of the Of
fce which he still occupies. and to which he is
seeking a reelection. He has, by his impartial
course shown himself worthy the trust of the
people of the city, without regard to political
parties, and in consequence will draw much
strength from sources outside Republican infiu-
1t is proper when a man serves the peo-
pie as faithfully and conscentiously Mayor
Denny has, that reelection should be accorded
him a mark of their appreciation. Mr. Denny
is honest partisan. and is thoroughly in &C.
cord with his party. He need not set himself MP
better than his party in any respect, for the
record of the Republican party in indianapolis,
while not free from errors, is an evidence OF an
earnest and iucorruptible administration of mu-
nicpai affairs which entities that marty to the
confidence of the people. Mayor Denny is the
honest representative of an honest party, and ir
is hoped that the honest citizens of Indianapolis
will elect him to the Office of Mayor by the larg
est majority which has ever been given candi-
date for that position.
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WITHIN the past two or three days the
people are becoming aroused to the real is
sues involved in the city election, and are
making themselves felt. indianapolis is not
yet ready to give itself over to the Coy gang.
There is majority of thousands in favor of
law and decency as against corruption and
crime and that majority is waking up and
moving 1t is evident that the gang realize
this fact, and they are correspondingly IN
easy and frightened. No other explanation
can be given for the jim jam attempt to
create diversion from the real issue. Let
the people push on. The gang are at their
wits end; they ready to run, and within
the next week they will be in full retreat.